Daniel Negreanu

It's like you have a great hand to start, but you don't anymore.

So one of the difficult things for the average player is...

You know, once they've put money in, cutting their losses and saying, okay, let's move on to the next hand.

It's a very, very difficult thing for a lot of people.

So yeah, essentially not being attached.

Okay, I've already put in $40,000 in this pot.

And this guy's bet another 20.

Well, I mean, I got to get my 40 back, right?

Except, you know, in some cases, you have to reassess individually this situation and realize, all right, well, this is a bad investment.

So I got to cut my losses.

There you go.

So I actually, speaking of YouTube, I did a video on specifically this.

Yes.

Familiar with Rangers.

And essentially, you know, back in my day, the old days, we didn't talk about poker that way.

We're like, I think he's got this or I think he's got that.

Right.

Nobody thought of like the range of hands a player can have.

So I guess the best example is imagine like all the potential hands as being a part of a grid.

Right.